SHACHARIT

Netz 6:05
(20 min before Sunrise)

6:15/7:15/8:15/8:45/9:15

MINCHA

1:30
3:30/4:35

ARVIT

3:45/4:55/6:30
7:30/8:30/9:30/10:30

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SHACHARIT

Netz 6:05
(20 min before Sunrise)

6:15/7:15/8:15/8:45/9:15

MINCHA

1:30
3:30/4:35

ARVIT

3:45/4:55/6:30
7:30/8:30/9:30/10:30

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MON – THURS

Parashat Hashabua 6:45pm | 7:10pm
Daf Yomi 7:45-8:30pm
Navi 8:45pm | 9:10pm
Halacha 9:45pm | 10:10pm
MONDAY

The Shabbos Semich Program (English & Hebrew) 8:00pm

TUESDAY

The Shabbos Semich Program (Hebrew) 8:00pm

THURSDAY

The Shabbos Semich Program (English) 8:00pm

SATURDAY

Avot U’Banim | Emaot U’Banot 7:00pm

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MON – THURS

Parashat Hashabua 6:45pm | 7:10pm
Daf Yomi 7:45-8:30pm
Navi 8:45pm | 9:10pm
Halacha 9:45pm | 10:10pm
MONDAY

The Shabbos Semich Program (English & Hebrew) 8:00pm

TUESDAY

The Shabbos Semich Program (Hebrew) 8:00pm

THURSDAY

The Shabbos Semich Program (English) 8:00pm

SATURDAY

Avot U’Banim | Emaot U’Banot 7:00pm

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OUR MISSION

At Shuvah Israel Torah Center we create a community which helps individuals and families with all of their needs in an authentic Sephardic tradition while incorporating Torah, secular education, and midot. We strive and implement the focus of growing and building together to ensure all have a place to stay, a place to place to learn, assistance in finding a shidduch, and a place to connect with Hashem. The most important factor, accepting everyone as they are.

OUR MISSION

At Shuvah Israel Torah Center we create a community which helps individuals and families with all of their needs in an authentic Sephardic tradition while incorporating Torah, secular education, and midot. We strive and implement the focus of growing and building together to ensure all have a place to stay, a place to place to learn, assistance in finding a shidduch, and a place to connect with Hashem. The most important factor, accepting everyone as they are.

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